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Ryan Dohrn, Sales Pro Magazine Overview: This proposal is focused on aligning the Amtrak brand with three articles being written about business travel in Sales Pro Magazine and online at SalesTrainingWorld.com. This unique series will feature an Amtrak spokesperson as a subject matter expert in each article. It will also feature unique Amtrak branding and photos in all components of the campaign. Maximum Exposure Sponsored Content Plan: 1. Each month a two-page article of 1200 words or less with photos is featured in Sales Pro Magazine. Amtrak is a positioned as a subject matter expert (SME) in the article. Total monthly readers, 55,000. 2. Article will be featured online at SalesTrainingWorld.com . Total monthly unique readers online 15,000. 3. Article will be promoted two times each week on the STW social media channels. Total monthly reach estimate of 75,000 readers. 4. Article will be mentioned in one monthly eNewsletter push to 5,700 readers. Monthly reach of campaign: 150,700 readers Monthly value of the campaign: $6500 DISCOUNT for multi-media buy: - $1250 Actual cost: $5250 per month Smart Exposure Sponsored Content Plan: All of the Maximum Exposure Plan above minus Print. Monthly reach of campaign: 95,700 readers Monthly value of the campaign: $5900 DISCOUNT for multi-media buy: - $950 Actual cost: $4950 per month Basic Exposure Sponsored Content Plan: All of the Smart Exposure Plan minus Print and Social. Monthly reach of campaign: 20,700 readers Monthly value of the campaign: $3500 DISCOUNT for multi-media buy: - $350 Actual cost: $3150 per month Note: All value based pricing above is based on a minimum three month campaign.
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2. Identify client goals. You ask they tell. Typical answers. 3. Gather info to create your proposal. 4. Look through the media kit. Handle objections. I have no money , blah blah blah. 5. Close. How about a proposal? @ryandohrn – [email protected] www.360AdSales.com
greet. Build trust fast. Cut to the chase? 2. Share success stories to prime the conversation and beat objections. 3. What do you think? SHUT UP! 4. Ask questions if needed before you present your ideas. 5. Present your ideas. 6. Handle last objections. 7. Close.
the ad worked. And, they kept running with you. 2. Staff Growth, An advertiser that had 5 employees before advertising with you and now has 25. 3. An advertiser that has expanded locations. 4. An advertiser that increased frequency. 5. Advertisers that have changed the size of their ad with you do to success. @ryandohrn – [email protected] www.360AdSales.com Components of a great advertiser success story.